Description. Fast-growing vine, particularly in warm, wet, tropical regions. Grow like most passion vines. The leaves give off a fetid odor but the flowers have a pleasant minty smell.Fruits are small and grow to about an inch. There are red and yellow ripening types.ast-growing vine, particularly in warm, wet, tropical regions. Grow like most passion vines. The leaves give off a fetid odor but the flowers have a pleasant minty smell. Fruits are small and grow to about an inch. There are red and yellow ripening types.
Only if it's the next day. Fish, in particular oily fish like salmon, tend to deteriorate quite quickly, and are best eaten at the time of cooking. But if you eat it tomorrow it's ok as long as you only cooked it today. Danniel P Â· 8 years ago.
Cooking food to the right temperature can help kill the bacterium and prevent the infection from developing. (See Reference 2) Bacteria generally grow at a rapid speed between 40 degrees Fahrenheit and 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Hence, cooking food over this temperature can help kill salmonella. The same is also true when keeping the food warm.